Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARL GREY'S DOCK. June 13.—Tuskar (a.), Mayor, Liverpool, goods ; Harvest Queen (s.), Spence, Sunderland, coals ; Vesper (s.), Mudie, Sunderland, coals. king William's dock. June 13.—Livonia, Peters, Riga, flax. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. June 13.—County of I'arfor, Stewart, Glasgow, coals ; Christian Smidt, Hansen, Tayport, light ; Camperdown, Rodgers, Liverpool, ballast. ...
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARL GREY'S DOCK. June 10.—Willing-ton, Sanderson. Sunderland, coals ; Wilhelmine, Anderson, Holmstadt, oats. CAM?ERDOWS DOCK. June 10.— Rachel, Lloyd, London, cement; Hibernia (s.), Findlay, London, goods. KINO WILLIAM'S DOCK. June 10.—Maria, Holland, Holyisland, lime; Stork, Smith, Merisel, flax; Olson, Narva, flax; Gloria Maris, Johansen, Narva, flax ; Gjda, Larsen, ...
... WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1872. The-latest feature of those tantalising Alabama claims presents us with a rather gloomy view again. The arrangement of the exact terms of the supplemental article appears to be a matter of great difficulty and delicacy, and accordingly a proposal has been submitted by Earl Granville that both Governments should unite in asking the Geneva arbitrators to adjourn for ...
... THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1872. The trial of Marguerite Dixblanc for the murder of Madame Riel began yesterday. ' 1 The Claimant has been a great success at Southampton, where he has been on exhibition in the company of two live members of Parliament. Of course large crowds attended the meetings at which the notables presented themselves. In the House of Commons last night Mr O'Connor gave notice ...
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARL GREY'S DOCK. June 7. —Harvest Queen (s), fSpence, Sunderland, coals ; Pladda (s.), Gloak, Newcastle, goods; Ida, Lawrence, Sunderland, coals. CAMPF.HDOWS DOCK. June 7.—Cambria (s.), Buik, London, goods. kino William's dock. Juae 7.—Eliza, Priest, London, jute. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. June 7. —Harvest Queen (s.), Spence, Newcastle, light; Swe»t Home, Ford, Tayport, ...
... MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1872. The news publish in another column in , reference to Dr Livingstone will be hailed with universal delight, as tending to materially strengthen the hopes raised a few w eks j a _ his safety. Sir Henry Rawlinson has received telegram from Lieutenant Daw-5 son, at Zanzibar, to the effect that the Nile question appears settled, and that Living-0 stone s attention is next ...